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The Washington State Department of Transportation, Sound Transit and King County Metro have tools to help drivers get around the region this weekend for the as the State Route 520 bridge closure.
Both sides have declined comment during mediation, on the recommendation of the mediator from the Public Employment Relations Commission.
September Puget Sound Energy bill mailings literally will stink. Customers will get scratch-and-sniff pamphlets in their energy bills to help identify natural gas leaks.
Officials delay the tolling of the 520 bridge to December, eight months after the tolls originally were scheduled to start.
Officials delay the tolling of the 520 bridge to December, eight months after the tolls originally were scheduled to start.
The cat was found in a fire-damaged apartment after Bellevue Fire crews extinguished the blaze that broke out near a laundry closet. No people reported injury.
Crews will work on overhead signs and structures during overnight closures Wednesday night through Friday. Expect traffic delays on Interstate 90.
Choose Your Way Bellevue is looking for models to promote cycling, walking and public transit as alternative to driving to and from downtown Bellevue.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has been planning to close the State Route 520 bridge all weekend for construction.
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Enjoy your summer weekend. We could get a period of rain Monday through Tuesday.
The Swim For Life raises money to help register people in the national bone marrow registry. The information helps match patients with blood disorders that can be treated with a bone marrow transplant, such as leukemia, with a perfect donor.
Enjoy today's expected highs in the 80s, because the National Weather Service reports that Monday and Tuesday could bring a chance of rain.
Two dozen police agencies are patrolling through Sept. 5 to keep the roadways clear of drunk drivers as part of the 'Drive Hammered, Get Nailed' campaign.
The later votes seem to trend toward challenger Richard Mitchell, though incumbent King County Councilwoman Jane Hague is still very solidly in first place. The top two in the four-way race will face off in November.
The later votes seem to trend toward challenger Richard Mitchell, though incumbent King County Councilwoman Jane Hague is still very solidly in first place. The top two in the four-way race will face off in November.
Mark your calendars for Aug. 26-28. Television host Ciscoe Morris to make an appearance Saturday at the annual Art in the Garden Show.
Factoria Village T-Mobile is one of four Washington locations giving away Samsung Exhibit 4G or T-Mobile Sidekick 4G on Aug. 20 with the first 49 new Value plan customers.
Eastside counselor Belinda Lafferty offers tips on easing the transition.
A primary clinic is planned for Kirkland. A primary and urgent care clinic are planned for Redmond.
